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I have created a new branch (conversion_scripts ) with two jupyter notebooks that I used to convert UV data and temperature data from FESOM to earth. The resulting files are here:
I did conversion of UV just to make sure things are working fine, and looks like they do. As you can see from the notebooks, I just take original oscar file as and example and then replace data and modify the header. This is what is the most uncertain at this point for Temperature data (see https://github.com/FESOM/earth/blob/conversion_scripts/conversion/earth_COREII_for_Samuel_TS.ipynb).
I don't know what exactly to put into things like parameterCategoryName, parameterNumber, parameterNumberName and surface1Value. I guess it depends both on how things are organized in js code and on the way you choose to do implementation of scalar (non moving) ocean fields.
@cortehz, let me know if you need more info, or you think something is wrong with the files. Ping @nhutter .
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I have created a new branch (conversion_scripts ) with two jupyter notebooks that I used to convert UV data and temperature data from FESOM to earth. The resulting files are here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1waDK28wxm9TJmn4WkWOhbhG5i2uHVeSJ?usp=sharing
I did conversion of UV just to make sure things are working fine, and looks like they do. As you can see from the notebooks, I just take original
oscar
file as and example and then replace data and modify theheader
. This is what is the most uncertain at this point for Temperature data (see https://github.com/FESOM/earth/blob/conversion_scripts/conversion/earth_COREII_for_Samuel_TS.ipynb).I don't know what exactly to put into things like
parameterCategoryName
,parameterNumber
,parameterNumberName
andsurface1Value
. I guess it depends both on how things are organized in js code and on the way you choose to do implementation of scalar (non moving) ocean fields.@cortehz, let me know if you need more info, or you think something is wrong with the files. Ping @nhutter .
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: